Star Wars Data East VPX

[Tom TowerKeymaster Posts 1533]

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[bastien debladisParticipant Posts 5]

Thanks Dids666 & DjRobx, nice work Thanks Tom for sharing.

[BambiPlattfussParticipant Posts 68]

NICE! Thanks for all involved

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[FwilerParticipant Posts 26]

Another incredible table!

[dego93Participant Posts 2]

Thanks for this awesome table

[ed18555Participant Posts 9]

Thanks to everyone for another awesome table!

[DamsBALLParticipant Posts 4]

hi,
thank you for this table but I have a problem :
table start ; DMD is OK but an error message : “incorect properties for ‘DropTargetLights’

[ganjafarmerParticipant Posts 15]

Thanks for this nice release.

I got same error with 10.4 and 10.5 beta VPX. (Wrong number of arguments ‘DropTargetLights’).

[djrobx2Participant Posts 75]

I have no idea what would cause that error, but there’s not much consequence to removing/commmenting out line 862 which calls this function

FadeLights.Callback(6) = “DropTargetLights ”

I’d be curious if the error moves to the next light though.

[Tom TowerKeymaster Posts 1533]

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[Joey2001Participant Posts 17]

I’ve got the same error.
After commenting out line 862, there’s the next error.

I have VPX_5_beta_rev3359.

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[djrobx2Participant Posts 75]

The only thing I can think of is a language/regional thing, vbscript may be giving decimals with commas, which would confuse the callback routine. (“1,23” instead of “1.23” would be interpreted as two parameters instead of one). You could try changing the decimal symbol in regional settings to “.” which ought to fix it until I figure out a fix for the script.

[Dids666Participant Posts 16]

Are you all running the latest VPX Beta? that hopefully is your issue.

[ganjafarmerParticipant Posts 15]

djrobx2 wrote:

The only thing I can think of is a language/regional thing, vbscript may be giving decimals with commas, which would confuse the callback routine. (“1,23” instead of “1.23” would be interpreted as two parameters instead of one). You could try changing the decimal symbol in regional settings to “.” which ought to fix it until I figure out a fix for the script.

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That’s helpful. Thanks.

[djrobx2Participant Posts 75]

I did confirm that the comma decimal separator is indeed what causes this. You will have the same issue with Dr. Dude 2.0 as well. I will share what I found with nFozzy and Wrd1972. Try replacing the script with this.

https://pastebin.com/pL5PZPt0

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